Sentence examples for an acceptable equivalent from inspiring English sources

Three completed and satisfactory seminar papers are normally an acceptable equivalent.

To be eligible to apply for admission to the department, a student must have a bachelor's degree in engineering, physical science, mathematics, or an acceptable equivalent.

A general requirement for admission for most of the programs was a bachelor's or license degree in nutrition or an acceptable equivalent from an approved university.

Ideally this should be a horse, but a motorcycle is an acceptable modern equivalent.

(2) I am feeling passive aggressive so I will buy them for my niece because it's the socially acceptable equivalent of giving her mother the finger for Christmas.

In addition, the researchers had to find culturally acceptable equivalents for some terms and idiomatic phrases.

In order to restrict SOC deviation to an acceptable level, the equivalent relation of the battery inconsistency caused by RICP to the inherent inconsistency is discussed.

To calculate a sample size for the primary OS endpoint, a difference of ≤7.5% in OS at two years between the two arms has been assumed to be an acceptable non-inferiority margin (equivalent to a hazard ratio of 0.806).

Therefore, the literal translation of the instrument's title was not possible in Malay; thus, the whole title was rendered by a culturally acceptable linguistic equivalent.

The future Thanks to Fifty Shades of Grey, the market is an acceptable 5% up on the equivalent weekend from 2014, when family films The Lego Movie and Mr Peabody and Sherman led the field.

Adult patients with cancer-related pain were eligible if they were receiving opioids regularly at doses of more than 60 mg of oral morphine equivalents, had an acceptable pain relief, and presented no more than two pain flares per day.